Hey everyone.
I have this Seagate HDD Model ST31000524AS and it's temperature reaches 47°C (and up!) in a matter of a few minutes of power on even though it is on an idle state, positively no I/O.
It is stored in a dust-free and cooled environment. Other HDDs in the same environment will
not surpass 40°C temperature. This HDD comes from a RMA replacement from Seagate. Is this normal?
I have this Seagate HDD Model ST31000524AS and it's temperature reaches 47°C (and up!) in a matter of a few minutes of power on even though it is on an idle state, positively no I/O.
![temp.png](/proxy.php?image=http%3A%2F%2Fs7.postimg.org%2F5lev8du7v%2Ftemp.png&hash=e07ebb34d302fb3dc572c01acc5e385f)
It is stored in a dust-free and cooled environment. Other HDDs in the same environment will
not surpass 40°C temperature. This HDD comes from a RMA replacement from Seagate. Is this normal?